[Sussex] monks farm planning

thedonkeycentrehalf · Jun 23, 2018

Can't believe the sad acts on this thread who have got so uptight about a throwaway comment on IKEA which had a smiley after it to show humour.

If you get that wound up over some flat pack furniture then you really should steer clear of a debate on a subject which has huge environmental and social impacts.

The Large One · Jun 24, 2018

ManOnTheRun said:
Sounds a bit mad. What kind of impact are they concerned about?

I can understand their point marginally. The proposed road layout will mean you can only access Coombes Road from the eastbound A27 carriage, rather than being able to do a right turn from the westbound. I'm sure the road layout can be tweaked slightly, or even if not, many road signs will be put up to say how to get there.

But to say their future is 'at risk' is a tad on the hysterical side, to say the least.

LamieRobertson · Jun 24, 2018

The Large One said:
I can understand their point marginally. The proposed road layout will mean you can only access Coombes Road from the eastbound A27 carriage, rather than being able to do a right turn from the westbound. I'm sure the road layout can be tweaked slightly, or even if not, many road signs will be put up to say how to get there.

But to say their future is 'at risk' is a tad on the hysterical side, to say the least.

Unlikely to happen and agreed

AZ Gull · Jul 13, 2018

The fate of this development to be determined next Wednesday - Plan for Ikea and 600 homes at in Lancing recommended for approval

Bold Seagull · Jul 13, 2018

Local cycling clubs, users of Coombes Lane are all protesting again over the weekend. Got to admit, the road layout design really makes no concession for the large number of people that use the Shoreham toll bridge, and head out into Sussex using Coombes Lane. Perhaps it could be tweaked, but to get to this stage and not taken that into account is pretty poor. No excuse for spending £££1000s on traffic surveys and road design and not have a basic understanding of how the current junction is used.

Saunders · Jul 14, 2018

mikeyjh said:
MFI made okay stuff, Ikea peddle cheaply made crap with amusing Nordic names to make them appear stylish....

MFI copied IKEA but before IKEA was known in the UK they got to peddle their crap first and from my experience with them MFI was ten times worse and there is a reason why they died.

Jam The Man · Jul 14, 2018

Saunders said:
MFI copied IKEA but before IKEA was known in the UK they got to peddle their crap first and from my experience with them MFI was ten times worse and there is a reason why they died.

Didn’t MFI resurface as Wren Kitchens?

Superphil · Jul 14, 2018

Jam The Man said:
Didn’t MFI resurface as Wren Kitchens?

Made in the U.K. too.

Notters · Jul 14, 2018

Bold Seagull said:
Local cycling clubs, users of Coombes Lane are all protesting again over the weekend. Got to admit, the road layout design really makes no concession for the large number of people that use the Shoreham toll bridge, and head out into Sussex using Coombes Lane. Perhaps it could be tweaked, but to get to this stage and not taken that into account is pretty poor. No excuse for spending £££1000s on traffic surveys and road design and not have a basic understanding of how the current junction is used.

I've worked with the project's transport consultants and they have a hugely detailed understanding of how the junction is used.

Weststander · Jul 14, 2018

Posts opposing the development for sound reasons, at the same time bitch about Ikea’s product.

We’ve bought many Ikea bits over the years, and it’s all decent quality. Great prices, giving access to many.

The Birdman · Jul 14, 2018

Come on build the IKEA save me going to that dump up the road .

LamieRobertson · Jul 14, 2018

AZ Gull said:
The fate of this development to be determined next Wednesday - Plan for Ikea and 600 homes at in Lancing recommended for approval

Nah they've already decided no matter what protests

Bold Seagull · Jul 14, 2018

Notters said:
I've worked with the project's transport consultants and they have a hugely detailed understanding of how the junction is used.

Their only survey of Coombes Lane was a Thursday, the junction has its busiest period for other road users at weekends. There are multiple points for a bike to get around but these are narrow and not very deep. On a busy roundabout this is going to effectively prevent non motor vehicles using Coombes Lane. Would be great to understand what consideration they have given as I’d be more than happy to play devils advocate with my cycling club that are leading the protest that will get TV coverage this weekend.

Thunder Bolt · Jul 14, 2018

Jam The Man said:
Didn’t MFI resurface as Wren Kitchens?

Superphil said:
Made in the U.K. too.

With many many complaints about workmen not turning up on time, or components missing. David Stockdale, on Twiiter, asking Wren kitchen where his work tops were, and not being able to contact anyone to speak to.

Weststander · Jul 14, 2018

LamieRobertson said:
Nah they've already decided no matter what protests

Is the reality.

Bold Seagull · Jul 14, 2018

LamieRobertson said:
Nah they've already decided no matter what protests

This could easily get refused at committee as many ‘recommended’ applications do. Councilors are notorious for bottling a decision on an application with heated local opposition - it’s their voters remember. Wouldn’t be that surprising if they refused it with the mindset of letting the Planning Inspectorate decide it’s fate - it’s what B&H tend to do on anything that needs someone to make a decision.

Bold Seagull · Jul 14, 2018

Jam The Man said:
Didn’t MFI resurface as Wren Kitchens?

That was Hygena.

Jam The Man · Jul 14, 2018

Thunder Bolt said:
With many many complaints about workmen not turning up on time, or components missing. David Stockdale, on Twiiter, asking Wren kitchen where his work tops were, and not being able to contact anyone to speak to.

Yeah we went to Howdens instead!

Lincoln Imp · Jul 14, 2018

Thunder Bolt said:
With many many complaints about workmen not turning up on time, or components missing. David Stockdale, on Twiiter, asking Wren kitchen where his work tops were, and not being able to contact anyone to speak to.

I can confirm that Wren Kitchens are horrendous to deal with. We had nearly 20 suppliers for a recent refurbishment and they were by far the worse.

LamieRobertson · Jul 14, 2018

Bold Seagull said:
This could easily get refused at committee as many ‘recommended’ applications do. Councilors are notorious for bottling a decision on an application with heated local opposition - it’s their voters remember. Wouldn’t be that surprising if they refused it with the mindset of letting the Planning Inspectorate decide it’s fate - it’s what B&H tend to do on anything that needs someone to make a decision.

The number of things locally that have just been waved through here despite objections ....maybe I'm just a cynical old git...but all the noises I hear locally mean it will get waved through ..maybe with a few scraps thrown to the locals

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